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Noise of Welcome

Zachary Cale

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Zachary Cale introduced his solemn, grimly introspective brand of American folk to the world with 2006’s Outlander Sessions, a minimally produced affair that saw the singer blending archetypal images of the American West with reflections on abandonment, despair, and personal isolation. Cale’s third album, Noise of Welcome, seldom strays from the lyrical concerns of his debut, but his instrumental technique has improved incalculably, making the album the strongest of his career. Cale is joined by a number of veteran players, including Dan Shuford of the country-rock outfit D. Charles Speer and members of the psychedelic folk group Illuminations. They ably support Cale as he builds unpredictable songs around his fleet-fingered picking and fondness for alternate guitar tunings. Cale’s willingness to experiment with unusual sounds and unorthodox songwriting is responsible for some of Noise of Welcome’s most affecting moments, particularly the stark instrumental “Nocturne in G Minor” and the bluesy shuffle of “Shanghaied.”

Customer Reviews

I can't believe no one listens to this stuff

It is absolutely amazing. PLEASE do more promotion... this deserves it!

Very Good

I just found out about this independent singer-songwriter through a music blog, and he is really good. He is able to create a nice blend of alt. country-rock, with elements of americana and folk-rock. This music is reminiscent of some of the best americana and folk-rock albums like Neil Young's "Harvest" and "After The Gold Rush", Bob Dylan's "Nashville Skyline", as well as contemporary folk artists like Wilco and Ryan Adams. Zachary Cale is able to make an album reminiscent of all of these and more, while incorporating new, unique indie and psychedelic sounds. This is the type of creativity our music business is currently lacking, and I applaud all artists who try to be creative.

Noise of Welcome, Zachary Cale
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